Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Kind You Havo Always Bo in use for over SO yearH, Ua ?_ /> ? and lias si: All Counterfeits, Imitations ai Experiments that triiie witli: X null J* TT7< m immip nuu viuiuruii~iixi>i!ri What is C/ Castorla is a harmless substi goric, I>rops and Soothing1 S contains neither Opium, Mor imbalance. Its ago is its guai and allays Foverislmess. It < Colic. It relieves Teething Ti and Flatulency. It assLmilat Stomach and Bowels, giving The Children's Panacca?Tho GENUINE CAST "RP!1VH fVlA Si The Kind You to In Use For Ovi THE CENTAUR COMPANY, TT MURP HHHHHHHHHHHHBBffiPlB STORM DAMAGE LARGE ONLY ONE MAN HURT Only Two Houses in Woodland Escacle Injury and Some Were Entirely Demolished. Talbotton; Ga , April 17.? Although practically every building in the town of Woodland hear here was damaged bv the terrific wind and bail storm which struck that city yesterday only one person, Jack A. Brady "was injured. He was painfully though not serious!v hurt, lieports from the surrounding country greatly increased ti;e property damage and say that many horses, cows and other live stock were killed by falling trees. The storm began early in the afternoon and continued with gathering intensity until, after midnight. Several buildings were almost destroyey. ROBS MOTHER-IN-LAW Meek Looking Man Accused of Hypnotizing Her. Wilkesbarre, Pa.. April I !.? Because she said he hypnotized her and rendered her speechless, and helpless, Peter Avondale was arrested at the instanced the mother-in-law, Mrs. William Roose, and brought before Mayor KnifTer. Hf T? 5.111 i * ivxih. xujosu sain i nar .\von cue possessed complete hypnolie control over her, his wife and his children. She said thai he would make their tongues usele - until he chose to release them. The j mother-in-law said I hat she was] the chief sufferer. The accused man, a rather meek looking follow, denied that he had hypnotic powers or any control over his mother in-law. Mayor Kniffen held him under ? $5,IKH) bond to keen the peace. Thousands Have K.'Jney Trouble anil Fsver Snt>pect it Hov To Find Otth Fill a bottle or commo: j'lass with your water and let it stand twenty-four hours; ^"'VV^r^jL ''&fluent desire to i * -?' pass it or ]>fiin in the back are also symptoms that toll you the kidneys and bladder are out of order and need attention. What To Do. There is comfort in the knowledge ro often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's 8wamp-Root, the great kidney remedy, fulfills almost every wish in correcting rheumatism, pain in the hack, ki<lsic\ , liver, bladder and every part of the urinary j passage. Corrects inability to hold water and scalding pain in passing it, or Ixul effects following use of 1 if j t >r, wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to yo often through the day, and to get up in.i; v times during the night. The milil and (Uiiiicuiuic ciici'i oi awamp-Koot is soon realized. *t stands the highest becauseof its remarkable health restoring prop erties. If you need a medicine you should | :sr""'! have the best. Bold by druggists in fifty-ccnt and one-dollar sizes. n ? ?? Yon may have a sample bottle sent free by mail. Addfessbr. Kilmer & Co,, Bitigfaamton, N. Y. Mention this paper and temember the name, I)-. Kilmer s,Swamp- , Foot, and the address, liinghumtou, M. Y,, on rtery bottle. , ' Mb& *' %- ,t w . . / / | light, and wliich has been s borno tlio sijrnature of i boon made under his pcripervi'iion since its infancy, o one to deceive you in this. irl (( JllKi'.ns.rriuiil ** nrn l?ufc Mid endanger tlio Jicalth of cuco against lCxpcrimcnt? \STORIA ituto for Castor Oil, I*areyrups. It is Pleasant. It *phino nor other Narcotic anteo. It destroys Worms cures Diarrhoea and Wind roubles, cures Constipation es tlio Food, regulates tlio healthy and natural sleep. Mother's Friend. ORSA ALWAYS ignature of Aj' ast e Always Bougbt er 30 Years. IAY CTKCCT. NEW>ORRCITy. I3lew His Family Into Next World. Xeguauoe, ^1 ich.,?Frank T fnrriniMii ? minor nrrnil '<1 placed a stick of dynamite yesterday under the bod in which his wife an throo-year-old daughter were sleeping, and another stick under the couch, where he slept with 11is five-year-old boy. When the dynamite was exploded, the man woman and boy were blown to atoms. The lit tie girl had seeniinirlv a mir aculous escape, being found practically unhurt on tli floor of tlie room. A card in the dead man's clothing showed that he had been cni|>lo'yed as a hotel clerk in Louisville, Los Angeles, St. Paul and Alexandria. He came In 'I'm i m 'I'll 11 ? <? Im \r Clerk Swallows Poison. Little Rock.?Frank B. Mori-is. t wontv-nine years old, a < !? iU connected with the Hotel !?-litl.v iti Alexander, La.t swallow t < I half ;i pint of carbolic acid in .1 room at the Qneayuiwa Hol-'l shortly before inidniirht, last ni-hi and died half an hour later. A telegram from his wife in Alexandria, a hridc of eii^ht 1 months and a daughter of Dr. V\ A. Bryan, of Alexandria, was found in his pocket, hut y;ave no hint of domestic troub les. PINIONED UNDER AUTOMOBILE Young Nurse is drowned in two feet of water near Tocoma Taeoma.?M ar^aret Bmindhi, a muse, twenty-two years of a^'c, was drowened in two foot of water in Much creek, nineteen miles from Two ma yest.erheinu ]>inione(1 under an auto mobile. Etjgs Spred Tuberculosic, I'ort land, ()rey;on.?Tests made with albumen of laid by hens infected with tuberculosis show that the "white plague" is communicable by this iiiciims according to a report by YY. II. I .it 1le, State veterinarian. Mr. Little states, however that e^Ks moderately cooked, even though previously infected are not dangerous. The tests showed that the yolks of eggs failed lo inoculate. Foley's Kidney Pills What They Will Do for You They will cure your backache, Strengthen your kidneys, correct urinary irregularities, build Ul> the worn out tiqsnpQ. an<1 eliminate the excess uric acid that causes rheumatism. Prevent Britfht's Disease and Diabates, and restore health and strength. Refuse substitutes. : . f4 ik*. ELLEN N. SEEKING CHARLESTON OUTLET. That is the Talk in Greenville, where J Atlanta Capitalists Arc Looking Over Pfbperties Greenville, April 17.?'The Mountain City is full of railroad ' in;? oieciric lino talk those <lavs, and a report that the Louisville & Nashvillo road was seeking an outlet towards uharkslon through Greenville, over the Charleston <Sc Wei torn ( aiolina, has created considerable iulre. t hero. Tho rumor is persistent, but it can not be verified in any quarter. W. II. Patterson of Atlanta, president of the Greenville ami Knoxville road, has been henseveral days, with a parly of Atlanta capita lists. ii: ; ov l';e line, which now runs miles toward the lilue liid^c . and which is i ow uein;-; extended to Drake's Inn nine miles fuither. In an interview he sia ted I!i *( ii wa > t h ' ini niirt):> :< <ii i . iiiw- ! i : <. f; r?u; t; i to tin4 Tennessi o coal fields, I?'11 could not say jus! when tli< road across the mountain would be built. The lino was survey* <1 some years ap;o and much of !ho grading was done, and it may l.e possible that it is the so rights of way that tlie Louisville & Na ' villo people nre working no . . j \ < M11V ! !? t (? U 'IDIl 'J I 11 l i I > imi . i sihle that before .'mother year Greenville >vill have realized h r long cherished hope of a ro:; I through the mountains. STATU OF OlIO, ( IT V JF Tol.KJV), ) si. LUO.Vii ( oUNTY. ) Frank J. Chony makes oalli lliut he s senior partner uf the linn of F. J. i i??.-1. ev ?& Co.. <loinir IntMiiess in tlict 'itv < ' 1'oledo, I'minly ami Sial<al'on !'<l, hi that said linn will pay til* sii;;i ni ONI HUNDMSD DOLL MIS I. r each ai i every ea8i.* of ('alarth that cannot ! cured hy the n.-cof Halt's ( itar.l. (Jure. FliANK .1. Cheney. Sworn to before mo .-mil -aili.-. ii -i in 103- presence, thin titli day <>l 1 >? t? n I i A. I J. (SKAL.) A. W. OLF.ASON Notary Pi iu.ii:. Hall's Catarrh ( lire is tak r. int> mil ly, ami nets directly on th.- ' > i . mucous surface ol the system. Si: ' i-CVr'.'lTl f HXKY & ( O., Tol?'d;>.(). Soi l by all l)ni^^ist8. lar Take Hall's Family I'ilis for <oM.it ip . lion. Sent to Higher Court. NTr. Max Goodlctt was a preliminary hearing yesterday bofon? Magistrate Stradlev. h will bo remembered that flu State constables not lonpj a;.:o found over a hundred pints <>l' whisky in a tenant house near the slanght'.T pen. and the officers claimed the liquor was Mr. Goodlet's. lie denied th I the whiskey was his. Aia^i trate fttradlev sent the ease ! > the general sessions court for trial in May.?Greenville .Ww.-, Saved l nun Tim (iriivoi "I had aliont uivon up hope, aft'r n .'arty four years of Mifferitiu from a . 'von* Innjf t ronluc,'' writes Mr . ,M I-. I>ix, of L'tai Koavili , I'i iiii. ' (jf ti n llio nai'i in my clit-st would bo at mum uiiin iti"in'i' aim i i '> ?: i 1 iii>i ilu :iny wtiriv, hut Dr. Kind's Now !)is covery lia i nutilc ii)o fool liUo a now p rs(in. lis tlio best mod h i no ma ! for tho throat and Iuiil'.Obstinate iriutflis', stubborn colds, liny ffovor. li grippe, asthma,croup. I.i >nchiti.-. nun hi'tnorrha^i >, hoars'in ^ ; and uli opin couuli, yiold 11uirkI\ t,u mis wonderful medicine. 'I ry it : ."(I cents sim' ?1. Trial hottlon froo*. ( uai nul'-od h\ all druggists. Scrofula disfigures and a causes life-long misery. | | Child ren become Pi 2 strong and lively when j,| b ffiven small dosf?? nf ISceti's EmiiteiM [j every day. The starved body is fed; the swollen glands healed, and the r! tainted blood I Good food, fresh air and F Scott's Emulsion conquer scrofula and many other blood diseases. FOR SAI.K HV AI,I, IJKUCOISTS Send 10c., name of paper and tliis a<l. for V our beautiful Savings Hank and C hild's * Skrlili-Hook. Itach bank contains a i Good I.uck Penny. SCOTT & BOWNE. 409 Pearl St.. N. Y. [ fjm I ?r g+ T* D 9 <f* I nr. Br:ST FOtt 1. UEtc I nll<U hll.lOI'HNKSH 21 RITTITDG ' Avhumvm ^ N l-l*U ' FOLEY'S KlDNEYPlilf; K? BACKACHE KlONIVtANaBuCDtl) :'W / A 'Afraid of Ghosts Many peoplo r.ro afraid of jjhosto. F arc afraid of germs. Yet (lio ghost is n \he jiei in is n fuel. If tbo f*erm cculd be to p. S'zc equal to ita terrors it would ap terrible thun tiny ftre-bt'eathinjl dnii'oi can t be avoided. They ure in the r.u \> (lie water we drink. The germ can only prosper when the of the eystem jiives it free scope to e; j.clf end develop. When ther-. is n de vital force, languor, icstlencneni!, n sail (i holloW eye, when tho uppclito is po> deep its broken, it is timo to >'uard ?;: fjrtify the boJy ugatrrst nil ^ermd hy the on Mcdtcal Discovery. It lcoronsos tl: tyslem o? cloj*f*t!ij* impufi'ic s, <.nric!".i roll nnd orgr.ns oi" ?Ji.t" ;i .(:iu?. t'lat the germ finds 510 weak or (n:r?te< " CJoldcn Mcdicr.1 Disoowry" conlni lir.bit-forsnin;' drugs. All i(s br'rcdicr; wrapper. U i <m li \ ;i . l.i ik, IIri tun y l.lmlilcv 1- ' i I , nnd v.-ijit i! ! ! . .. (1 : ">ir f<T wo:?nn'.s ills, i r \s \?is. tcnliiin Lc:if. it :t if i nrv, rf l I i UK royullin \ i ) I 'J niaii 50ct8. Smiii'li) j?n l;?no i-'i '.. AilclroaB11'hd Motlidi Oi \y 1 u.) Lt Lio . | N. V. Robert K. L ?, \\\ 11 k: -wu eil^'cn ;!iu! b:; ii . ) m : 011(1 lire; ! r .1 1.1 ^ ti- J'll:: ;i'hi V Iain's { <?? .!: \ L'loirsHMt ?; : l?<\ l : ou!.h i? \ : l.d in i:i: i 'i > ! ' I. L M iiv .in is. Adorn-y General Lynn ;md 1). S. ! I Hi!' r>on <>i' Aiken !; ! I Suh'lsiy i<11 W.!.'liiii!.':.ou l<> ]> r in iV.r (!:< I.';siii i !: a supreme court in I lie < ;' 1 Pink ! '; ;ir.' tin who i.> under a de :'i h ?11 <1 ( : ,li: I hi: i t)l? -!l I .i \ l Ta il ts nssiFi iiiduvo in driving .ill iin,in i; i > v. t i t i . in >r> fw-- tij>d ro|ful?r . . i) ill 11 on a id r. . i iiiir in nil!.m- hi '>iy to li .a I I .. LlJ.l I ll >?llsl "11(1 V II 1.1* ! I ? _ ?l i I . All niuiouiKvim nt in ivf<TCllCO lit (lit' ( lilt ion of (l:C .St.'.tijoaul Air Li in.1 from ( >l'.imbia tu Aii",u i.) is cxpurWd in tli<- in xt IV w days. ! v> rv ni.iiI;, ami ? >) .-istly ilu>si> \v!;o 'ivMdr in tin* conn; i v should in- pin v i 11 n t nt ul I I :m iii a b it I I.- el Oliainljui Iain's I. :. i n * i? j r i: no loli'iitr wiion it jiuiv bo wtiuU'd n :i nf H'.'iruloit or onicr^i m-y. It i niD.it < \<" I lout i' :>Ii ? : i f s'hci nvi tiwn. spiiiiiiH nnd bruin h. b 1 I In all drab'i.i. An uii3itcc<piss! ill aUcmpt was i.i.t.i" Satimi , v morningto l> :: u t!ji' barn < . ?)r. \V. 15. IVnil < ! I<i?Icefield. A in v .o ha* 1 < < n arroti tl < tarred wilii the f)i?rr'.i >;i im : I ! I) i ure I w 1 itiHs nf ti n ? . ? I 11 in 11<;iii<) likt? ( i 'in !- : .nr. (.'ill i . I niul l>i:iril. . Kcm u\ n nnh u pr imp' I v Im uru In . im; : . :<:i: after i lT? j|.-. It mv? r f.i ?:;cl : p! n '-an t niut .n'ii in In it o b LI liy till dealers. ParSiiiL-.' a v.ill ju'obiibly a iv< an i:lt i i a on \ he <jiic 1 On <>. issnin In . .in!- a n el iaipn ?v< im ill . ' ion.; a re In iau-: cir cnialc :. Your . i.-m c \ .11. I :.'l It i foul. 1 ii'nil ii > :i11 ! ( <i. 'I'll. 'If .Ull 11 i : i;f> ! I ; ill: stomal i tli i'i>ul> !. i i I l.? C.t.: i lit t ll'fl! ' . . i ( ' In* riali. ... n u and I.< \ j r ' . I. .s W i 11 ! > i t a: n". (I I. . r I rlfl I t iw. . 11 : ! v <: 1 i (io i! r . (Jon I raotji have been given l>.\ ihi' Soullu i n i'ovvcr ( 'cmiii>.tir to 1.1 ?(3 \\V t in" ii<iii *\ < r io.t cliiiu i y in lali.t' ion ncci':-- i y to <*i|III|> I w (? ilift 11 ts <>1 I' ,i ?i <IHI f. r ji\i rifl il i< . . Mn<l* v iir it. i ' , liiilnail . i.'OiiiI'lejv'i i. ii ' , , I'lOlc. !ii> Ii ! i ill' ii lid I >|i. 'if i . i skill. n i . ;f ii. of I i v r I f'j.i ' I )r. Ktliif'N lit W Lifo Pills lit . Ii red lilooil ; iriv l in .<i'i rn v 11 Ii \ I17 1 >i t 111 (I rut,1: i?t Tin* ('o!iiinl)i;\ nin-!< f. 1 , ? I 'il I ->!)u: oivlir '! i a !i;. .i n gnged. M mri Sadshi v. ill In* on ol I h" in ! i I H > || ii !: :! I . HnlU-t- J.:i v? nt cm ct.list cl 1 < ! i i" inj.' I > I-!ifTH 1 In 11 1 lift c / I. \\ 11 ;i r: i m i n Hurl vM n, .M\. c. 'ii (llo iiriny, ami w ;111. f .i \ years "i?ut Hiii kl in'n Arni?"i ,v-'ti!\u cun 1 n,(i wlii a nit oIm" fail tl. ' lie Wl'i l , 11 ! - In ;i i f 'i l*0? too U-. Itn rn?. f >i . \N Mills Hi'ii- i' ; / ii 1 i . I< ii* nil 11 r;:t'h(h (hviiiv. lo | he heaviness <>i I In docket .1 ^|. m i;11 t i in i>1 111. p,cnci;il ions court will I r nccc- ;i! y in (i villc < >uni \ . 'I IM' l>< in VI Of 1 li? Air in Mm- i" i ll) i>f Unf Iri11]> \ dial In1 >!' od in. I r ii : nlV< intf to t lion ,ml' fls after ri] ' iir* v. '.<l n vm.. n? I . i f " > f i l c. in ' ' v ;i 1 ,i:n liifimi, with (| id reil In i an I I*. iii N - 'l i.i- ? ri .it MI ip t <| then i - Klei t l ie I 111< 11 . | I it<l I t hi \ I' i 'I 'fill liter ant re?iiliiti?r of Stoie.n.ili. III.,.- I 1/ ... ' ! ' I i i i > i i, (i1111 i \ i > ^ i 11 < iu. .. r 11i.. f?7| \ prmod that * lir-\ \v(*nri<-rfiiliy Mroil'.?* li in III" IIOPV H, tllllld 11J > till' M V SI. (ilid rostnro li< ill * It :jmiI KOn l h11i I*i th nf tor <i*i ii11iicl< 11f CIri ii If ciilTi'rinff. 'ry Ihom. ()nl,> ')( . IVrfcut fn tion l^nnrnntcud l?y nil dr lipids. ! . JvlitL \ V.../V ' '-''K ' -Y V % w>rgh"?"rr?-j-.-. :an?kn cw pcoplo / - \ fancy am! . */ o ? . 3A kvl nuulnilk'd . .j i?*C~C IT<Sw .pear inoro * y tc ^ il* tioiency of ! OW c'.icclc, e v^f^^sirrcsaasras-w fe^jfA .n; ?md tlu> , f feSS! I >aim<t {'..o ^cvnj. Yen can k t! '^Sa 1 ' > ; ' -^ f < i'C" 'a ( Jold. ' !iie pJo.o-.^'A fs^vp^ * In m : . edition, cO U "j \ ) I ' I ill O Co |!l.(l,l Will V. >- C?l I I'll. Mr. Wilf : ! .'.iIm i'< .u- nnine, :in<l ln? \v; 'it.I u. '4, i M'"? t iint n?yo 1 v t i i i' el runio I > : t ? !m 1! 1- ; of 1- i I!>i '\ v 'I pon'i c?f. ;iir.l i i I: . 1 ! iil 1 pp.I uii: on m [' fine! i i um'.d Work us con* i i ' L<< ! :m mi, K v . t 11 . t. k . v me imoch n lit f lliiin i*ii i i I ..?! c. or nm 1, mi t i t ' ' . < ! in 'ii I'M "s of i lieni . K< i:< \ J \ n <-v. t"s 'I \ , i iii .'a t i'.ur tin hi c i 1 i.l I \ . 1 ' lo. V.'iti'i v'. I .(-xiii!' I !<; ii rest 'i for hiviieli . ;i i -fiint involve <1 \\ ns ! . l\.'n "h ! ('in ;, iv i.unly will i.ur? :\n t t i ;ii.< i. Wl'f.Mr trout-la i t > . it i m ? .1 i I' !:. : 1 I 11 Yi tc- I r,\; vo j'O I' "f S'ii:n?l t loo[t ".t > itol t i't * r * si nn \ ailIt . 1 iiil! JH'I V 111 li . \ i 11 Ml H I" i li .i. .1. i.. . :n iu r . J. u ' lain*, V. . ;! : ' i ir ii L>>11 t i: I lutvi' I i . ui) l i > fcU'ob (iumidly uiglitH, liociilts < ui ; ilos n< f 1 ut) I) .t;i: nlitl :-ort m > f i iv Ui iitt >a i\l.? tipp 'iii Vl l\ nil nil K ll> I'.u I (ir itilioil : 1111' ' I'll 1 ' >\V ! I 11 1 VI r I. lilt l.liv illg l4\ili * \s lllOllOt 1'iJls hlit. a bill rli tt'< i. . no . >>oi|Hound ns nrock. i i'.:! ;;i:11 ci:j-jy in\ i;>. nis ."ill Ji.Y ({>11! 1 ?.it)!: is ; r:.ci Iv UUpi vr?i 1 it ' , : Iv I. ' .M ll I t*??I ' Kidj 1 ill itu- i J-n <?v i iii'v l.avu cuivu lm?." < ; - 11vi 11 ( i - Dial:in.-; an effort ti? have lh? colored i lai binsoii tin11'1 l <>;!* ;*,<? <>1 .Abbeville m<>v? (1 In thai City. < ) ! ' I <s hi Wfl> . Illi lli\\ I I.<i U!? oi i v i N ill.-. i _. i: u' . ..ii i relit i' in v.U oa <.! lutluc) ami ! : ! l u-i . : , I i iin'. I : i lit; t li ii 11ltd mil i ry lliulli. iSout \ ail 11 i .,.is l'\Vi: 1';. ill- Wei O 11) ido Oil alii . ?(i blind 11.(!s iii (Jrahiseluirg . i;r .av. ; a <juaniity of I)1 was found. i luVt in no coue-li iiHMllt'lno ro i?6p? mI i ,i ! ! ' 1 'i\ ami " r. 11 :i > r rails in curoeouulis, <: >i(ls, croup i.l i n li lil l?y nil ?11 nih. Li: !;!! !! ; 'i 'ire Iu ('ommistoiler \\ ,i -ii'.'-- ottiee ;ii Ui6 . . < .| i ,ii > ? wning. I . I ' '.'Ml.' i " : s > !i,' hi. v I I.' !! i. V V,':l Cll i : I ; I >i: . Mill i'.: i . !;? |> I ti* > H . > : .in . it h i, i i. i. n cu.v i! i til .til IV: . -.1 t ' I . in! : '.i ii" . . I ) , ; ! !' , i (if.., I Hi-'.('(I a : > . ( . .i'atiu < itilif$ ot . . liil'.v i" . * '? . Sn i>?. ! i v ! it '.1 i i' m ny . .i r t >y i . into 111 ; t r ; I Ko.'l. .'1 i l?v< i i ii i !i ti \s ? ' . iv l . ; . - < . Botanic BioodBalm / D I) II \ r ~ nrI 1. 11. - III a Vi). n. i:.) inrus t iiriuiyn iikj uiuuu jh Blood Poison, lfM\ B8NF. PAINS, CAN- J&'L K% CKR,SCALY SKIN, Mm) PIMPLES, Uhcumatisin, Eczema* Hcliing Humors. ill' > (I ' .hi <)0 III'.) - lie . ! i itilt ! i'ls i p . m ' ' ... I tin :t |i!iri(;cs 11 i nil:i i i . 11 ( 11 '. i i I I 1 i i . Ivr , 1 l i |<>i ' f. J|?u' ' 1 >. ? ll'l . > -ul ilc I.. .< ' < ' i.' ih II ll : ' I (1 tii I', IM III i !i. ??' I hue of |i c . 11 . (t. ( ii i i :1111< .-1?i <ii loin 11 : II i ( > dl.-l t'llflrhct" Ii. Ill lllt'llo ll'l' III IVC II -ii : i- m i . u i' \ s(t iti I >: uk > I'l ;;l \ I'M: Tl.'i; \s iil> rtlrcf III' fill llOIUP I'lll I . Sold at All 1 )rug Stores. I Tf ..." KA! < UAl.O/MVJ * i 1 ? t I.air. : v.,,y ' , , l .1 1 . I > I' i V if" I < ' !r . I - meal and There seems to be an iinpressaior too high to use as a fertilizer. Yoi per cent, acid and one ton of meal tons of fertilizer that will cost yon $>: at Anderson, S. ?., fall payment. T per cent, to 8 per cent, ammonia and That is not high for a fertilizer as p many 'people have tried .neal and aci it very satisfactory. There is nothinj tributor or grain drill slicker or smo fen-four acid. 10 per ccntv phosporic ash, mixed with meal mi. .es a cor you use that you get a fertilizer that bad Ask \Y. H. Glenn, (Henry G1 104 acid and meal, lie tried it 1 kept it up Now, it you expect to use meal an* uggest that you get your meal ear this last year we all woke lip one mo ply of cottonseed meal was exhauste had. 1 .ast year there was more cot tlu re 1 as been or will be this year, crush. There was more cotton ma much milder winter than this has bee f< r the cows in a hard winter than it \\ e have used more this winter t lhere was not very much meal expo t here were five thousand tons of nit: ton a lew days ago and most of it c; state. Now, taking all these things 1.: . . - 1 1 - uu.s year, i narutrr wnue , tUKing n heavier export trade this year the n iiijlt that las^ year the meal supply w little later then this, and we can hai that meal will he higher before a gre 1 r> iilK t() K(:t ^ to? long you may tin l ind the net. Besides, it you are ? ii and haul it home and hive it reac i;c:t it: don't put it oil until it is all q alu ad of the net, not benind it. Ivi mighty poor I usiness. \\i ' i .1 f j wu nuvt: jjivrn you me price 01 and one third meal. No.v if you u it wili cosi 3 on some more but >ou \ izer, and tlu-n perhaps, you can mix half and h;df \<>u won't have any y<-ur biscuit and j^ravj J>ive out at tl Now we have a magnificent lot o I'nniU 111 eel'* (irindi; ?I ^ " r.w?. i:|? countr\ wh?-revrr tliey wen; usci suggest t<? you tluit there is more analysis. Yon can't always go by difference is in tin; an monia. We \ different sources. Tile; I>c;st ammi high grade blood from the slaughtei runs ab'Uit 17 per c< nt. ammonia ai as a plan (bod. l lool meal runs f cent ammonia and will stand up all well on paper, but it takes about so able as a plant food alter it is put i derived from leather meal we are ic food. We are merely mentioning t clear to \ou ihat you cant depend o to buy h ril zer on ^rad< and on r< lruits as shown in crops. 1 ho cro| our fei tilizer was used speak lor th fectly willing to r* st our case on tlx crops made in Andeison C??unty la; with our fertilizer. Buy fertilizer o ! / r like you buy t.u backs. A fat 1 . 'tnl an idoit to a store and lie can tin; best farmer i i Anderson Count] you bii)' your coffee, or your clothir ' ll ur, or your land or yoi.r mules. ! just as nearly everything else is bo fat backs. We wish to especially recommc <s 4*4- 9*3*3 antl ' ?*4*4?8-3*3 llnt' io-6, 8-4-4 and 10 4-4 tor sandy lan< Scc our agents. Anderson Phospf A.iidorson St. ViiiHliver, President. 16 oz to tb Wo. don't claim any pedestals J | but one thing we are particulai U every pound of groceries that gc pound. You get just what >ou Honest We and Correct Men Come in; let's tal j Thomas & [j Good Things {j Goods Delivered Free, y N<\\1 Door toOravlev'fl Stable. i' wm I Aniii. " nunui \ that cottonseed meal is ** j can use two tons of 14 and you will have three >0.94 per ton, delivered his meal rims Irorn 8 1-2 I about 2 per cent, potash, rices are now. A great d mixed and liave found g tbat goes through a disother than meal and acid. : acid and 4 per cent, potking good fertilizer; when : is among the best to be etm) his experience with 1 year or so ago and has J acid this year we would ly. A little later than riling and found the supd. There was none to be tonseed meal made than There were more seed to ide. Last winter was a ;n and it takes more meal : does in a milder winter, ban we did last winter, rted to Europe last year. :al exported from Charlesune from oil mills in this together, a shorter crop lore meal and very much last and then rememberas completely exhausted a rdly resist the conclusion at while. If you put oft id that you are fishing be;oing to use it why not get ly. Get it while you can one. Tlu; place to fish is shing behind the net is a ierimzer two-tnirds acta se half meal and half acid vill find it a stronger lertilit better. When you mix leit over. You can make u; same time. f high grade ammoniated :n satisfactory all over this 1 last year. We want to in the fertilizer than the/ the analysis. The main Ljet the ammoniates from Dniate plant food is from r pens of the West. It id is avaliable on the spot Vom 18 per cent.'to 20 per right on analysis, show up ... _ 1. 1 v?jii years 10 uecome avau11 the ground. Ammonia jlil never becomes a plant his to point out and make u the an.tiysis. You want suits obtaiiu d, on visible ps giown last year where emselves and we are per mi. There were no better st year than those fertilizt d n gr.itle; don't buy I'crtilivirlr ic n f-it Knr-L- unn /-.i I711V,1\ j ^ \ ? II V_ 11 I 1 buy as good a fat back as But that is not the way iH, or your shoes, or your You buy them on grade ught except fe rtilizer and nil our 104, 10 6, 8-3-3, 9-3-3 f?r lands, 10-4, U ' late &l Oil Co JSk C2. I). S. Valid Ivor, Manager. zMMasmmommmamm?m ic lb.. or wings for ourselves, I r about is to see that I h;s out of our store is a ,9 pay for. Igl't | isiircs k it over. Hames I to Eat 'Phone No. (>7 .71 jkens, B. C. . , .! * * ^

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1909-1911, April 21, 1910, Image 4